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COSMOS 1426

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COSMOS 1426 is a Russia (CIS / former USSR) payload satellite, launched on December 28, 1982 into LEO. It has since re-entered the atmosphere.

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Launch

Launch date
December 28, 1982 at 12:00 PM UTC
Launch site
Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan
Launched by
Soyuz U →
Operator
Soviet Space Program
Mission
Yantar-4KS1 1
Launch record
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Orbit

Orbit regime
LEO
Apoapsis
404 km
Periapsis
207 km
Inclination
50.52°
Orbital period
90.63 min

Spacecraft

Operator
Russia (CIS / former USSR)
Launch mass
6,640.24 kg

Identity

COSPAR (Int'l)
1982-120A
NORAD catalog №
13745
Object type
Payload
Owner / operator
RussiaRussia (CIS / former USSR)
Radar cross-section
33.49 m²
Status
Decayed
Decay / reentry
March 5, 1983

End of mission

Last active / ended
March 5, 1983
Time in service
67 days
Fate
Reentered Earth's atmosphere and was destroyed.
Final status
Decayed

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